What is the equivalent of 'uint8_t' to windows?When I tried to compile a program with variables declared as 'uint8_t' I got this errors.
Code:
'uint8_t' : undeclared identifier
'uint32_t' : undeclared identifier
Is there a compiler compatibility flag for C++ like -std=c99 ? Or is there some other way to get new g++ compilers to not choke on old code?
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Running the command: file run.sh Gives me: run.sh: Bourne shell script text executable in Linux. Is there an equivalent command in Windows?
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I just want to know what the best way is to save everything , as in settings and programs etc. , just in case there's some sort of major failure.
Any ghosting programs that will allow me to save the last known good configuration? or clone the entire drive?
Since I've been using Ubuntu I haven't run into any major screwups like with windows , but there are some times I've installed it and it took a while to get different things working. I don't want to have to go through the whole process again if there's ever a major malfunction.
Here at work we've made very good use of Server 2003's Shadow Copy service, which lets me restore users' files quickly and easily using the Previous Versions software--yet takes minimal resources and storage space on the server. I've also heard that the service may be available to users in Windows 7. Is there an equivalent of this in Ubuntu? Something I could set up that would snapshot files on my hard drive every so often, and let me recover deleted files or earlier versions of files?
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Also, why is it that, unless you install a program in Ubuntu using synaptic package manager, the program cannot be uninstalled under GUI? I really love Ubuntu, but find that even having simple control over installing and uninstalling programs is a real pain. I would love to go to LibreOffice's website, download a single file for Ubuntu that would install the entire program, install it, and be done with it.
I want an open source equivalent of Tahoma in windows. Had been using windows fonts and now I am ditching it completely.
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So, is that it? In Dive Into Python, it's using the and-or trick. Well, if the above post is the full explanation,
Is there a good Windows Live Writer equivalent for Ubuntu, something that would let me post on my wordpress blogs in a more convenient way?
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The current Ubuntu US International keyboard setting is just not the same. "whodoesitwant" explained the difference last year [URL], and it has been asked about before [URL]. Does anyone know if there are plans to implement a Windows-like keyboard setting?
This may seem petty, but it's a real nuisance if you've learned to touch type in Windows. At the moment the best I can find in Ubuntu is the US International (AltGr dead keys) layout, but it's awkward and slow using the right-hand alt key.
I have a logon script set in the startup folder "All Users > Startup > logon.bat" and it nicely mounts network drives from a Windows Server 2003 computer. The script is as follows:
<logon.txt (.bat) attachment>
Very simple. Now what I need to know:
- What is a batch equivalent and what commands will I need?
- Where is/how do I use the equivalent to Startup folder
- Can I get it to mount in the Computer folder or will it be mounted through root ("/") or can I have it easily accessible (maybe the Desktop)?
- Is there a way I can get the equivalent to the Windows password vault (remember passwords for certain addresses) and;
- If not, can I get the script to request Username and Password from the user for the mapping?
- Can I write to the folders if the user has permissions to write (had trouble with smbmount doing this)
Exist an equivalent on eclipselink 2.0?
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I have to run a query on a very large table (1.5 million records, with no index!) and php can't beat the max execution time. So I am converting my php script to python, which I have never used before.
my php script basically does this:
gets results from database
gets the number of unique values in column "X"
counts how many times each unique value in column "X" occurs
echos the results
My php script was originally running on a smaller version of the table, I would have started in python if I would have known the "real" table was so large, python is the only language I have access to in my current environment (besides php).
I need to rewrite the selenium java code into its equivalent php code.
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Code:
#!/bin/bash
variableName="test"
variableVal="123"
eval ${variableName}=`echo -ne ""${variableVal}""`
echo $test #"test" variable created dynamically using eval When I execute this with the first line set to #!/bin/sh, the result is eval: 1: 123: not found But when I execute it as is above noting #!/bin/bash, it works as desired and the result is 123 I am wondering what is the difference, and what is the equivalent of this script if it is written in sh.
The GNU sort text utility features a non-standard -R option to randomize input lines (presumably by sorting on a hash).
OSX sort does not have this extension. Is there similar functionality available in another text filter?
I used the software a lot on Windows, and I was wondering if theres a *nix equivalent of it somewhere?
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I have found almost everything, expect a speech synthesis similar to the one native to Mac OS X's.
I use the OS X speech synthesis to have text I have written read back to be, I'm not blind; just really good a missing small words. What I don't want is to have all the menus and bottoms read out, only text I have selected.
I have tried something with 'festival' and some GUI overlay (think that is what it is called) but it read absolutely everything out loud (and sounds like Amiga's speech engine, i.e. a quite low quality).
In my Mac OS X I have a really nice set up (with a voice called Alex) where I can start speech of selected text with "cmd + ; " and stop it with " cmd+' " (two shortcuts not used by the system).
what is the equivalent of Ipmitool in Linux ?
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How can install MythTV so that it will "just work"?
im switching over from ubuntu and just have a couple questions, what is fedoras equivalent commands to the apt-get command? and what other slight variants am i going to need to know?
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